Twenty Sixteen

MC Lyte & YoYo

2 female rap legends performed at our #BlackMagicCBC reception

3,543,109

Twitter Impressions

5 People joined our team

(including 1 man!)

Grew our Board by 60%

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for helping Black women
live longer, healthier lives!

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?Special thanks to our funders. We couldn’t do our work without you.
Anonymous
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Ford Foundation
Gilead
Hologic
Medtronic Foundation
Novartis
Quest
Walmart Foundation

Launched the
first ever campaign to educate
BLACK WOMEN
about PrEP as a way to
prevent?HIV infection.

The awareness campaign reached
more than?1.3 million?people.

Invested?$389,196
in HIV Prevention

Invested?$228,052
in reproductive justice, breast cancer and policy

Invested?$1,783,193
to create sustainable lifestyle change and reduce the risk of diabetes, heart disease and other chronic conditions

$2,959,991
in grants

& $388,606
in donations &?contributions

$818,974
growth from last year

And our administrative costs are lower than the national average for nonprofits

NEW Historically Black Colleges and Universities joined our My Sister?s Keeper program

of MSK members say they know more about sexual health as a result of the program

JOINED OR FORMED

NEW COALITIONS

We made history!

We published IndexUS: What Healthy Black Women Can Teach Us About Health – the 1st health index based on healthy Black women.

Fun Fact: We held a Faces of Black Women’s Health casting call for women to photograph for IndexUS. We chose 60 women of various ages, shapes, complexions and hair types.

152,455

miles traveled promoting Black women’s health

132

presentations made about why Black women’s health matters

Expanded our programs
and initiatives to 6 new cities

Met with congressional member offices, state policymakers and the White House a total of 27 times

Signed approximately 50 coalition letters and amicus briefs

Awarded 3 Black congresswomen our inaugural Byllye Award for their fearlessness and commitment to Black women and girls

Congreswomen Bonnie Watson Colemen, Yvette Clarke and Robin Kelly are co-chairs of the Congressional Caucus on Black Women & Girls

number of pounds women – and men – lost through our Change Your Lifestyle. Change Your Life?program

Protected screening mammograms for 1.4 million Black women by fighting to keep the screening age at 40, saving thousands of lives.